People took long voyages to start a new life in Britain in early medieval times.
ancestry. Her African ancestor was most closely related to the modern day Esan and Yoruba population in southern Nigeria.
The aunts also shared a close kinship with a young man buried with artefacts that implied some social status, including a spearhead and buckle. The graves of these four people were all close together. They were buried in a prominent position marked by small. The visibility of this spot, combined with their dress and DNA marks these people as part of an important local family.
The Buckland family tree. On the left-hand side is the plan of the cemetery and the location of each grave, illustrated by generation. On the right is the family tree with artifacts added. Duncan Sayer and Joscha Gretzinger, Author provided
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